Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

and conditions of the bill. A hot discus
sion ensued as follows:
Attorney Bogert-Well, as the said Four
Em Plea has not been granted a stay of
execution, and writ OF super sedeas is
pending ON the previous question, 1 dis
agree with Mr.. Cain that 200 copies of the
journal should be placed upon file with the
records Of this court, unless a quo war
ranto is served on the aforesaid Mr.. Plea
Mr.. Galioway-I insist, MIR. President,
that the gentleman is out of order. In the
first place he speaks of the person before
the house as Mr.. Plea, when the resolution
EXPLICITLY says EN- Plea. Now, as to
the capability of Miss Emma Plea to fulfill
the requirements of this house without
proof Of her literary and statistical ability
is the question for us to decide. Then
there is the Folio, which, insist, has not
mission to this body. The sympathetic and
pulmonary organs of "'roken'' are as vet
undevelnped and the pleuro-pneumonia is
liable to break out among the quad lines
at any moment. l further -
DR.. Donovan--Mr. President, must rise
to a p lint of order. The gentleman speaks
of Mr.. Folio mention ed in the bill and l
amendment. am convinced that this man
Folio is all imposter and that his name in
reality is O'Foley. As my Irish friend
Mr. O'Harstad knows, O'Foley is good
Celtic name and that it was very easy un-
der the pressure of Yankee subterfugeS for
this worthless man to transpoSe the letters
so that at first it appeared "Foley'O," and
at last "EOlio.''
DR.. Collins thought the point was well
taken, but did not believe that IL Folio"
had thus transposed and mutilated his
name he was entitled to the consideration
of the house. 81 am in favor of applying
strong emetics to this BILL" said the doctor,
ton of printing is settled, all these gentle
men named-Folio. Emma Plea. Quad
Lines and Others--Shall be compelled to
give certificate Of gooI faith in writing"
At this point Attorney Bogert arose and
said: "Since DR.. Galloway spoke OH the
question and showed me that the person.
Pica-is young lady, Miss Emma, with
draw my objections and move the adoption
Of the bill"
Attorney Dodge-One question before
the aresOlutiOn Is put to vote. l see
the resolution speaks of intentions, "fush"
lines, etc. Will Mr. Cain explain as to the
nature of the aforesaid flush: If it is a
Il am in favor of the adoption of the said
resolution, but if it is Of the Mandan or
bOb-tail variety, enter an objection and
move that the case be dismissed, as there
will be no cause for action, and the flush
Is irrelevant, incompetent and immaterial
At this point Mr.. Cain, the newspaper
of the body, gave satisfactory explanations
and the resolution was adopted.
Scattering Shots.
Senator Grgsby has as cute and artistic
a manner OF sliding an arrow of sarcasm
into all opponent in debate as any gentle
man on the floor of the legislature.
1t is fact worthy of notice that the man
with the most statesmanIy tread in the house
is Sergeant-at-arms ROrapaugh, and the
most dignlfied member of the council is
Chief Clerk Kingsbury.
Senator Ericsson, the handsome Hibernian
from Union county, is getting to the front
with magnificent strides and is giving Sen
ator Bogerr a lively tussle for the bOquets
to be distributed by the ladies.
The report that Mr.. Hobart will intro
duce bill for the removal of the Home
stake mines from the Black Hills to the
coteaus OF Moody county is denied, but Mr.
Stewards friends have advised him to be
on the alert.
Receiver Hutchinson, John Whalen ard
Captain MOOrhOuse no longer wear the
taurels Tor grace and agility at the Sill
yer Star dancing club as Senator McCum
Der has made his appearance in an elegant
new pair of pumps and captivating smile.
If it he true that it was Lieutenant Sig
nor and not Major Edwards who aroused
day night, then the SLY and deceptive Sig
nor deserves as severe all unmerciful an ex-
cOriatiOn rs the major can give him with
his scathing dash editorials.
Senator Sheldon, of Hand county, who
took part in the outdoor sports on Capitol
hill Wednesday afternoon, and who won
the prize in hOtly contested foot race
with DIR. Galloway, is one of the leading
champions of the interests of the farmers
and can hurl off as neat dissertation on
the grinding monopOlies as any man in the
council.
In the call for the meeting of the railroad
committee of the council next Monday
evening it was announced that the meeting
would be held IN room 80, Sheridan house.
1t has since been learned that this room is
occupied by two of the most fascinating Of
the Sheridan. mattresses and the members
of the committee are busily engaged in
making explanations for the mistake.
1t is said that the cause of Major Ed
wards nightmare Wednesday night was
not mince pie, but the fact that upon his
arrival Cne nrSC man TO meet his gaze
was Jud Lamoure. The Major and Jud
have not been loving each other very fer
wildly. during the past two years, but if their
meetings are to result in nightmare and
horrible dreams. it is hoped that reconcil-
iation will be brought about at once.
It is understood that Representative Bid
lake. the gifted Britonl from Cavalier, is
now busily engaged on poem which will
eclipse in beauty of sentiment and eleva-
ton of thought anything that the talented
Tom Elliott has penned. By the way, Mr..
Bidlake is thorough, full-bl0oded Eng
lishnan of the most generous type, and the
fact that he is here in the place
which two years ago was filled
by. the popular Patrick McHugh
is just cause for alarm among the sons of
Erin who are fighting for the sup
preston of English rule. or course
Ar. Bidlake is not slow at adopting the
liberty principles of America. but he EN-
phaticaliy denies the report that during
the campaign he was introduced to the
audiences in his district as Mr. "O'Bid-